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Ireland This is a great point. I’m reading about how James Henry Hammond attacked the British abolitionists by pointing out how the same philanthropists full […]

Antebellum South This is interesting and draws upon Drew Gilpin Faust’s older book A Sacred Circle: The Dilemma of the Intellectual in the Old South, […]

Chick-fil-A I’m not surprised at all: Kevin DeAnna called it back in August at the height of the mania. Note: I would be less surprised […]

C & W music singer Alan Jackson recorded an interesting song “Gone Country” in the 90s with a theme that should interest OD readers: Lonely, […]

Germany I found this in the Inhuman Bondage footnotes: “According to Imanuel Geiss, the neologism “racism” originated in Germany in the 1920s as a polemical […]

United Kingdom H/T Palmetto Patriot Someone might ask the obvious question: seeing as how most people in modern Britain are certain that God doesn’t exist, […]

Twitter H/T Gregory Hood Very concise: “It’s the job of the Establishment to confine the range of debate within narrow limits, to designate certain opinions […]

California Watch this and decide whether you are voting for Mitt Romney:

CSA David Brion Davis attempts to put a dollar value on the economic cost of abolition: “Few wars in human history have led to such […]

Pennsylvania H/T Kosher Republic Professor Akhil Reed Amar of Yale Law School lauds Lincoln’s War for overthrowing the Constitution: Note: The single worst mistake in […]

United States. It is interesting to see David Brion Davis admit in Inhuman Bondage: The Rise and Fall of New World Slavery that modern economic […]

Florida Obama Girl 2012.

Cuba This excerpt comes from Franklin W. Knight’s Slave Society in Cuba During the Nineteenth Century and references the destruction of Louisiana’s sugar industry by […]

Dixie Andrew Hamilton has a new essay at Counter-Currents about the surprising relative lack of anti-Semitism in the Old South. This paradox troubles some White […]

New York 40,000+ are packed into Yankee stadium to see Madonna: “I’ve seen some scary things. I’ve seen people being locked up and put in […]

USA Today USA Today is crowing about it … fortunately, Mitt Romney will stop this after he wins the presidential election in November: “The number […]

BRA Meanwhile, while OD is immersed in historical escapism and globetrotting through foreign countries, the sluts are uniting at the DNC and putting on a […]

VDARE Derb is trying to understand the roots of White ethnomasochism at VDARE and Takimag. Seeing as how this is a historical inquiry and intersects […]

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Maryland Congratulations to Matthew Heimbach for creating a White Student Union at Towson University and drawing the ire of the ADL.

Caribbean Stephen Palmie and Francisco A. Scarano’s The Caribbean: A History of the Region and Its Peoples is a sweeping 600+ page overview of the […]

North Carolina Kyle Rogers has the story.

Counter-Currents Mitt Romney has lost Matt Parrott to The Empty Chair. I had been planning to write a definitive post explaining why I am not […]

Barbados The following excerpt comes from Matthew Parker’s The Sugar Barons: Family, Corruption, Empire, and War in the West Indies and describes the emergence of […]

North Carolina Turn on your television to CNN or MSNBC. That’s why my mind is wandering through foreign countries and distant centuries.

Deep South Here’s an excerpt from Philip Curtin’s excellent book The Rise and Fall of the Plantation Complex which develops many of the themes we […]

Dixie The latest from Chuck Thompson: ” Southerners love trashing the rest of the country (when did you last hear a kind Rebel word for […]

Alternet I bought and read most of his books about seven years ago: “It is not easy to escape from one’s skin, to see the […]

Georgia Paul Kersey has a new article in VDARE on secession: “Mitt Romney is the GOP nominee, and Conservatism Inc. is jubilant—or, at least, it […]

Caribbean I’m finally closing in on the end of The Caribbean: A History of the Region and Its Peoples and getting to some good stuff […]

South Carolina “I spent 33 years and four months in active military service and during that period I spent most of my time as a […]